Biography:
Johnny Cymbal was born in Ochitree, Scotland on 3 February 1945 and named John Hendry Blair.
During a career that spanned four decades, from the time he was 15 until he died in 1993 Johnny Cymbal made a meaningful impact on popular music worldwide; as a songwriter, singer, performer and record producer. During those years, in addition to his 1963 rock and roll anthem, “Mr. Bass Man”, he was responsible for hit records including: “Teenage Heaven”
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Other songs:
- Bunny
- Cheat Cheat
- Cinderella Baby
- Do The Bird
- Dum Dum Dee Dum
- Hurdy Gurdy Man
- Indian Giver
- Little Miss Lonely
- Marshmallow
- Mr Bass Man
- Our Day Will Come
- Out Of My Mind
- Refreshment Time
- Robinson Crusoe On Mars
- Sacred Lovers Vow
- Sixteen Shades Of Blue
- South Street
- Surfin At Tia Juana
- Teenage Heaven
- The Water Was Red
- There Goes A Bad Girl
- Walk Right In
- Youre Sixteen
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Johnny Cymbal - Teenage Heaven
Tabbed by: anderssoncaro
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No capo
[Intro]
C E F G
C F G C
I dreamed I was in teenage heaven
C F G C
I saw all the stars in teenage heaven
F
There was a golden door
G
With a golden star
C Am
And I walked on through
D
And there were all the
G
Teenage stars we knew
C E
There was Richie Valens
F G
Singing, Donna, I love you
C E
Next to him, Buddy Holly
F G
Wuh oh, Peggy Sue
F
Eddie Cochran
G
Sang Summertime Blues
C Am
Into the golden mic
D
And the Big Bopper
With his laughing face said
G
You know what I like
F
On the movie scene
G
I saw James Dean
C Am
Well, what can I say
D
Then an angel led me
Through the door marked
G
A hundred years from today
C
There was Ricky Nelson
E
Singing Lonesome Town
F
And all the stars then
G
Gathered round
C E
Bobby Vee, Brenda Lee
F G
And Fabian too
C E
Connie Francis, Neil Sedaka
F G
And the Fleetwoods sang Mr. Blue
F G
And there was Elvis in a suit of gold
C Am
Singing at his very best
D
Love Me Tender, Don't Be Cruel
G
And you know all the rest
C E
And as I left teenage heaven
F G
Duane played his guitar
C E
And I heard them call the roll
F G
And the names were teenage stars
C E
Bobby Darin, Chubby Checker
F G
Dion, Dee Dee Sharp
C E
The Everly Brothers, Bobby Rydell
F G
Frankie Avalon, Little Eva
C
The Shirelles...
Tabbed by: anderssoncaro
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No capo
[Intro]
C E F G
C F G C
I dreamed I was in teenage heaven
C F G C
I saw all the stars in teenage heaven
F
There was a golden door
G
With a golden star
C Am
And I walked on through
D
And there were all the
G
Teenage stars we knew
C E
There was Richie Valens
F G
Singing, Donna, I love you
C E
Next to him, Buddy Holly
F G
Wuh oh, Peggy Sue
F
Eddie Cochran
G
Sang Summertime Blues
C Am
Into the golden mic
D
And the Big Bopper
With his laughing face said
G
You know what I like
F
On the movie scene
G
I saw James Dean
C Am
Well, what can I say
D
Then an angel led me
Through the door marked
G
A hundred years from today
C
There was Ricky Nelson
E
Singing Lonesome Town
F
And all the stars then
G
Gathered round
C E
Bobby Vee, Brenda Lee
F G
And Fabian too
C E
Connie Francis, Neil Sedaka
F G
And the Fleetwoods sang Mr. Blue
F G
And there was Elvis in a suit of gold
C Am
Singing at his very best
D
Love Me Tender, Don't Be Cruel
G
And you know all the rest
C E
And as I left teenage heaven
F G
Duane played his guitar
C E
And I heard them call the roll
F G
And the names were teenage stars
C E
Bobby Darin, Chubby Checker
F G
Dion, Dee Dee Sharp
C E
The Everly Brothers, Bobby Rydell
F G
Frankie Avalon, Little Eva
C
The Shirelles...
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